Kalani High School - Ho omana o O Kakou Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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and Spirit fi? ,4 Flags Ron l Rama Matsun, Kelh Huata, Renee Osluro R w 2 Tammy Nakasone Knstme Monchlka, Erm Raxchl, Chnstme Smethurst, Llsa Freshman band Row l Bnan Itoman, Colm Lee Tamara Watal, Cather Tsuklyama, David Hlrasa, Jodi Shmkana, Raylene Izuo, Michelle Yanazaki.

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--ur --- -1' rr-,rw-551-1-'-zqrvr Kalani's Pride 6 . K Q. 4 L . 2 'sr I, ,- The Kalani Falcon Marching Band, boasting l25 mem- bers, had a very busy season. Under the direction ol' Wil- fred Kusaka, the band sacrificed their time on wednesdays and sundays during the summer to diligently practice their routines. Led by drum major Scott Goto and drum major- ette Tammie Omoto, the band participated in the Aloha week and Kintetsu Parades. During the school year, the band spent many hours after school perfecting their routines for the Rainbow Festival and OIA Competition. The band pro- vided music for assembleys and commencement exercises. They also played for Basketball and football games, and put on a marching show for the Homecoming Game. Toward the end of the year, the band split into the Wind Ensemble l, consisting of juniors and Seniors, and the Wind Ensemble 2, consisting of Freshmen and Sophomores, for the purpose of performing classical music onstage, There was also the stage band, a group created to perform jazzy repertoires. liach received a chance to display their talents in the Winter and Aloha concerts and in the Parade of Bands. Executive Board: llow l- Renee Oshiro, Raina Matsui, Caron Hong, Row 2- Kelli Hirata, Chad Teramae, Janis Shinkawa, Amy Yamamoto. Row 3- Lynelle Hasta, Tammy Omoto, Scott Goto. .- 1 Yun is if .D a j it I Sophomore band: Row 1 - Cathy Yoshikawa. Row 2 - Gayle Nakahodo, Reid Kagihara, Wendy Leo Diane Kaba- zawa, Cori Marugame, Suzanne Espiritu, Amy Yamamoto, Kris Taira, Cathy Shibayama. Row 3 - Daphne Chun Robbyn Shimm, Tammy Nakasone, Erin Kauhi, Kristine Morichika, Liza Miyamoto. Row 4 - Nathan iflvlarkm ei, Lisa Oba Linton Honda, Anson Asahina. page 159

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F ' ' 'fd' 1-Ni' TRW W Foreign Language Clubs 'K -gf, ,a m French Club: lst Row: Sally Vergara, Hui-Hsing Chang, Caron Hong. 2nd Row: Miss Yoshioka, Robin Kauka, Mary Bahng. 3rd Row: Christine Smethurst, Kelli Hirata, Renee Oshiro. 4thRow: Leilani Chan, Sarah Chung, Joy Jakobovits. 5th Row: Kelly Tsou, Shelley Yorita, Katherine Oneha. This year, the French Club had quite a busy year participating in a lot of activities. The members started off the year with a picnic at Waikiki to get to know one another. Next, during Christmas, the Club went caroling around Aina Haina to raise money for Hale Kipa, a youth shelter for runaways. During the year, the members also took part in a Mardi Gras in March, inviting other German and French Clubs from different schools. They ended their year with a banquet of French cuisine. The '86 - '87 year was one ofthe best ever for the Kalani German Club. Embarking on a hike in Manoa Valley to start offthe year, the mem- bers became close friends, having endured the difficulties encountered together. The Club also spent an evening at Ice Palace and attended a movie during the same night. The Club finished the school year with a banquet at a posh German restaurant. German Club: lst Row: Jennifer Fujita, Lynn Moriwaki, Sharon Jones Hua-Wen Liang, Suhl Chung 2nd Row: Sara Barber, Anita Lee, Kyong Mi Noh Pamela Mau. 3rd Row: Sarah Chung, Amy Spangler, Kevin Jung, Gordon Yang, Garret Ho. 4th Row: Jason Amerine, Paul Carey. page 161 is .-